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Dorothea Lange (1895-1965) was an American photographer known for her powerful black and white images that captured the human condition during the Great Depression and World War II. Her work is characterized by its empathy, social conscience, and stark realism, often focusing on the lives of marginalized communities. Lange's iconic photographs like "Migrant Mother" and "White Angel Breadline" are considered some of the most important documents of the 20th century.
Born
May 26, 1895
Birth place
Hoboken, New Jersey, United States
Died
October 11, 1965
Death place
San Francisco, California, United States
Vietnam
Dorothea Lange
1961
Andrew at Steep Ravine, Marin County, California
Dorothea Lange
1961
Yazoo Delta, Mississippi
Dorothea Lange
1951
Migratory workers harvesting peas near Nipomo, California
Dorothea Lange
1937
Untitled (plow girl, near Eutaw, Alabama)
Dorothea Lange
1936
Village, Mekong River Delta, South Vietnam
Dorothea Lange
1961
John and Dan Dixon, Berkeley, California
Dorothea Lange
1955
Paul's flag, Stinson Beach, California
Dorothea Lange
1955
A young girl in Ennis, County Clare, Ireland
Dorothea Lange
1959
Riley Savage, Toquerville, Utah
Dorothea Lange
1959
Mrs. Beatty, Toquerville, Utah
Dorothea Lange
1959
Brigham Young's granddaughter, St. George, Utah
Dorothea Lange
1954
War Babies, Richmond, California
Dorothea Lange
1954
Greyhound Signage, Oakland, California
Dorothea Lange
1944
Richmond, California
Dorothea Lange
1955